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Authentic Leadership Designated By Students Of Vedic And Formal Educational System.
Anjali AJoy
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A comparative study was conducted to know and compare the authentic leadership qualities designated by students of Vedic and formal educational system. A differential design is employed in the present study. Major finding of the study depicts that, majority of the students of Vedic educational systems are show in high level of self awareness
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Development Of Human Resources Management Practices In Light Of Tqm Strategy Implementation In Jordanian Telecommunications Companies.
Mamdouh Abdel Latif Rashid Al-Mawahreh
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The aim of the study was to investigate human resources management practices and implement a comprehensive quality strategy in Jordanian telecommunication companies(Zain, Mobilcome, Umnya) from the point of view of managers and employees through field visits to the researcher of Jordanian telecom companies.
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8-21
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Aggression Among School Going Children Of Working And Non-Working Mothers In Relation To Self-Esteem, Self-Home Perception, And Student-Teacher Relationship.
Manjinder Kaur And Latika Sharma
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The present study focuses on aggressive behavior of school going children of working and nonworking mothers in relation to their self-esteem (SE), self-home perception (SHP), and student-teacher relationship (STR). This study has been conducted on 100 aggressive students from seven schools in the Ludhiana district (Punjab), India, as identified by the teachers.
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22-37
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Cultural Practices And National Identity: An Anthropological Study Of The Drukpa Community At The Borders Of India And Bhutan.
Ranjeeta Adhikari
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This study focuses on Cultural Practices and National Identity of the Drukpa community living at the borders of India and Bhutan. Anthropological field work was carried out for collection of data. This study shows that cultural identity overshadows national identity.
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38-59
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'Triple Talaq' Among Muslims In India: Contours Of The Debate.
Tabzeer Yaseen And Saimah Bashir
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Triple talaq among Muslims is actually the practice of pronouncing talaq (divorce) three times in one single sitting, which is considered by ulama as equivalent to three talaqs in three separate sittings. Hence called as, the Instant Triple talaq but popularly known as the triple talaq.
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60-73
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Attitudes Of The Under Graduate Students Of Dibrugarh University Towards Contraceptive Advertising.
Ankur P. Dutta
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Contraceptive advertising means the advertisements of various contraceptive devices for men and women. Attitude of the adolescents towards contraceptive advertising is a study conducted in Dibrugarh University involving Students from the Under Graduate courses.
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74-84
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Internet Security & Its Ethical Issues.
Prof. Rahul A. Tiwari And Prof. Haresh W. Naringe
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The major issues in India are data security and thefts of internet transactions.The reason behind this is fear and lack of literacy. Uneducated people always suffer from unauthorized access of computer data and unwanted interference, so we need the kind of system where people aware with the concepts of technology and its uses.
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85-92
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Stakeholders Participation And The Environmental Sustainability Of City Park In Nairobi County, Kenya.
Chimene Ngueyep Kodjio
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The study sought to establish the nexus between stakeholders' participation and the environmental sustainability of city park in Nairobi county, Kenya. Stakeholders theory (1980s) and Co-management theory were selected to anchor the study. This study employed the descriptive research design.
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93-109
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Gandhian Principles And Their Relevance For World Peace.
Biplob Gogoi
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Gandhi was a contemplative man of action seeking truth for the eradication of evil, injustice and exploitation in human relationships and public affairs. He wanted to devise ways and means which would be consistent with the principles he had laid down for himself as being the best.
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110-122
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Gender Disparity In Literacy In Malda District.
Mahafujur Rahaman And Hasibur Rahaman
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In the present study, we highlight the disparity in male-female literacy with a special focus on spatial and temporal variation at the block level in Malda district of West Bengal. Despite India's achieving universal elementary education, reaching the goal of full literacy is rather difficult owing to the female illiterate populationin the district.
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123-141
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A Regression Based Approach For Rapid Estimation Of Efficiency Of Road Networks Using Connectivity Measures: Case Studies In Indian Scenario.
Gopal Chandra Banik And Subrata Kr. Paul
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An attempt has been made to estimate the efficiency of road networks using three well known connectivity measures, namely Alpha (a), Beta (B) and Gamma (?) indices, taking case studies from Indian scenario. The outcome of the study suggests that efficiency of a given road network can be approximately estimated based on the values of the three indices with a statistically acceptable level of confidence, avoiding rigorous and resource-intensive computation-works.
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142-164
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Interventionist Policy And Regional Integration: A Comparative Analysis Of The Association Of South East Asian Nations And The Economic Community Of West African States.
Anietie J.Atai And Victor E. Ita
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This paper examines the roles ofinterventionist policiesof the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)andEconomic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in the attainment of regional integration within West African and East Asian sub-regions respectively. The paperis qualitative in approach and adopted the historical and descriptive research methods of investigation.
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165-188
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The Public Expenditure Pattern In The Health Sector In Tamil Nadu - A Revisit.
Dr.S.Palani
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Since health is a state subject in India and also the state accounts for 75 per cent of the public spending in the health sector, a study on health sector is more appropriate from the state level. The state of Tamil Nadu has attained better health status in terms of mortality indicators, even comparable with developed western countries and is higher than the all-India average.
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189-199
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Visibilite Du Travail De La Femme A Lubumbashi : Parite Ou Pauvrete.
Par Dikasa Engondo Modeste
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In the Democratic Republic of the Congo in general and Lubumbashi in particular, the policies of squeezing and dismissing the staff set up to stem the economic crisis have put men out of work and swept aside some social and moral taboos around women's work.
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200-220
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Psychosocial Correlates Of Vocational Aspirations Of Adolescent Boys And Girls.
Shilpa Kapadia
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The study investigated the relationship between vocational aspirations and selected psychosocial variables, namely, gender, social class, sex roles, self-concept and achievement motivation. The sample comprised 600 adolescents, 300 boys and 300 girls, 15 to18 years, from the high, middle and low socioeconomic strata studying in English medium schools in Baroda city in Gujarat. Standardized tools were used to assess the study variables.
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221-237
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Students Union In Nation Building.
Sonam Bhatt And J. P. Bhatt
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The emergence of youth as a distinct political class in India is conspicuous in this newly founded nations. The organized student movements in India have played a major role in our independence struggle. A student union is a combination of both associational and institutional interest group, like a trade union. In this paper a detailed study will be conducted on the relevance and role of the student union.
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238-253
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Exploring Challenges Faced By Urban Single Working Mothers In Bangalore.
Lalpeki Ralte
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The objective of this phenomenological or experiential study is to understand the challenges and issues faced by urban working single mothers in a multi cultural city such as Bangalore. At this stage of the research and for the purpose of the study, a single mother will be generally defined as an uncoupled individual who shoulders most or all of the day-to-day responsibilities for raising a child or children.
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254-273
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Impact Of Share Buyback On Economic Value Added: A Study Of Select Indian Companies.
Payel Chatterjee And Dr. Debdas Rakshit
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Unlike most studies, concentrating on impact of share buyback on stock prices, here we examine the effect of companies share buyback on their operating performances through EVA. The study period extends from 1st April, 2009 to 31st March, 2017 i.e. post financial crisis period.
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274-284
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Skills Development Of Women Through Vocational Training- Case Study Of CSR Initiatives Of A Public Sector Undertaking.
Dr. Ashvini Kumar Singh
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Skill Development of women is one of the components of empowerment of women. It encompasses several mutually reinforcing components but begins with and is supported by economic independence. Skill development of women helps in restructuring of gender relations within both family and society at large, and it is society's recognition of women's equality with men in terms of their worth to society as independent persons.
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285-298
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Development Of Ownership Relations.
Norboev Odil Abraevich
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The proprietor, that is, the proprietor, is the active part of the property relationship, and has the right to acquire property. The object of the property is the passive aspect of property relations, which is wholly or partly owned by the nature, energy, mental capability, the subject of the material. Property relations involves the attitude of the property to oneself, that is, the subjective attitude of the proprietary object.
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Impact Of Female Labour Force Participation On Household's Consumption: An Empirical Observation From Odisha.
Gayatri Nayak
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This study examines the consumption expenditure pattern of working women engaged in different economic activities on time saving goods and services. Field survey data were collected from working-wife and non-working wife households of Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation, the growing capital city of Odisha.
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309-331
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Gender Differentials In Time Allocation: A Study Of Hill Region Of Rural West Bengal.
Srijana Rai And Sanchari Roy Mukherjee
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Women form an integral part of rural households through their active participation in paid and unpaid activities. However, their contribution to subsistence agriculture, domestic activities and other unpaid activities is either unaccounted for or is undervalued in conventional national income surveys.
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332-354
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Political Empowerment Through Microfinance: A Comparative Study Of Two Groups Of Dalit Women Residing In Rural Villages Of Eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Dr. Ram PraveshPal
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A concept which is highly contextual and volatile is empowerment. It therefore should be used in the most attentive way. Empowerment is a broad term and therefore, it must be well conceptualized beforehand. Care must be taken to conceptualize and contextualize the Individual, the person or the group that has been taken for empowerment study.
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355-365
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Art And Architecture Of The Tomb Of Luwang Ningthou.
Dr. S. Dharmen Singh
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Manipur is well known for its archaeological sites and remains. Historical sites, monuments, cave, inscriptions, coins rock-shelters etc. are found in different parts of Manipur. This evidence has thrown some light on the history and culture of Manipur. Among the remains, temples and tombs are considered as the most important monuments of religious architecture.
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366-373
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Yoga: A Counter Tool For Depression.
Dr.Madhu Gaur
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Yoga increases body awareness, relieves stress, reduces muscle tension, strain, and inflammation, sharpens attention and concentration, and calms and centers the nervous system. Yoga's positive benefits on mental health have made it an important practice tool of psychotherapy.
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374-379
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Balikphaba (Menarche) And The Call For Child Marriage.
Dr.Irengbam Bijeta Devi
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The paper explores the prevalence of child marriage among women in Manipuri Muslim community and the way which attaining menarche acts as a contributing factor for it. Particular emphasis has been given to the married adolescent girls in this community who are presently experiencing the lived realities of being a child bride.
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380-388
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Hr Counselling In Industry And Government Human Relation.
Satyam Bhambhu
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The process by which management brings workers into contact with the organisation in such a way that the objections of both groups are achieved is human relations.
The organisation is concerned with such objectives as survival, growth and profit.
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389-396
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Empirical Study On Managerial Factors Involved In Organisational Climate: A Case Of Southern Railway, Golden Rock, Tamilnadu.
M. Monika and Dr. K. Kaliyamurthy
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This study examines the organizational climate - a key factor for the sustainable development of workplace. Organizational climate consists of seven factors namely communication, training and development, teamwork, role and responsibility, work environment, safety measures and human relations. The population of the study consists of employees working in Southern Railway, Golden Rock, Tiruchirappalli.
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397-410
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A Study On Profile Of Maize Grower In Karnataka.
Dr. Channabasavanagouda Patil
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Indian agriculture is pre-dominant with small holders. The maize cultivation is also not an exception. Traditionally, maize has been a poor man's crop in India and therefore, only small and marginal farmers used to cultivate it, mainly for household food/feed consumption.
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411-425
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Political Background And Voting Behaviours In Assembly Election (1972-1984), Lilong Constituency, Manipur, India.
Md Safiqur Rahman
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The Lilong Assembly Constituency is one of the 60th Assembly Constituencies in Manipur and also the 30th Assembly constituency in Thoubal District. Manipur, majority of the Muslims/Meitei-pangal inhabited in the Lilong assembly Constituency. The majority of the voters belong to Muslim/Meitei-pangal. This constituency is the only constituency cannot win by other community except minority Muslim.
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426-434
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Knowledge And Practices Among B.Ed. Students On Population Issues: A Study.
DrSadaquat Ali Khan And Mr. BhimappaRangannavar
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The growth of population has become one of the most fundamental and challenging problems of humanity today all over the world. As a result, most countries in the world are confronted with among other things, grave deficiency of food and serious inadequacy in facilities for education and health. Population explosion is a challenge to socio-economic development.
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435-453
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Discrimination And Dilemma Of Transgender People.
Ms. Sunita Bachchhav
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In spite of national and international protections, transsexuals have been a neglected community worldwide. Baring few countries, there is no recognition of their rights and are sometimes forced to lead animal survival life. om India to Myanmar had been primarily taken place during the colonial era when both of them were under the British colonial rule.
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454-459
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"Talent Management Practices In IT Sector: An Analytical Study Of Bangalore Based Companies".
Kausar Banu And Dr.K.Srinivas Rao
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In a competitive marketplace, talent management is a primary driver for organizational success. Broadly defined, talent management is the implementation of integrated strategies or systems designed to increase workplace productivity by developing improve processes for attracting, developing, retaining and utilizing people with the required skills and aptitude to meet current and future business needs.
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460-469
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Impact Of Financial Leverage On Firm Performance: The Case Of Listed Oil Refineries In Pakistan.
Muhammad Khurram Shabbir
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The Optimal capital structure has a great importance to every manager and board of directors of the company. The financial leverage is also a puzzle for the management, when it comes to form the best leverage that is most suitable for the firm's needs.
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470-484
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Co-Residential Arrangements And Their Influence In mexican Older Adults' self-Determination In Their Leisure Engagement.
Ana Cecilia Reyes Uribe
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The purpose of this qualitative research study was to explore how living arrangements in co-residencemay affectolder adults'leisure engagement. This study was guided by a collectivism versus individualism approach focusing on gender differences.
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485-499
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Mineralization Control Effect Of Geochemical Tectonic Macroscopic Frame Of China.
Jin-zhong Gong
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Due to the close relationship between rock geophysics and geochemistry, the geochemical distribution of stream sediments in China is closely related to the tectonic framework. Based on the transitional zones of macro element change, we can outline the geochemical tectonic framework of China, and draw the four horizontal, three vertical and one shield, and basically correspond to the geophysical tectonic framework.
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500-516
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Rural Poverty Situation In Ekiti State, Nigeria: Coping Strategies, And Related Constraints.
Oginni Oluwaseun Clement
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Poverty is more prevalent in the rural area than the urban area. In this study, 120 rural hoseholds in Ekiti State, Nigeria were sampled in order to examine the determinants of poverty among the respondents, and their various poverty coping strategies.
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517-529
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Analytical Study On Employees' Motivation In Southern Railway, Golden Rock, Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu.
Ramya. T And Dr. K. Kaliyamurthy
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In the workplace, motivation is important to induce an employee to contribute to his maximum capabilities. Every employee has certain unfulfilled desires. The employer, by fulfilling the needs of the employee, motivates him to do his best. To study the level of employee motivation through the financial and non-financial factors acquires significance.
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530-539
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Authorship Pattern Of Articles Published In Social Scientist Journal During 2009-2013.
Jayant S.Meshram And Dr. Vikas S. Borkar
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The current study seeks to describe and analyse journal research publications in the Social Scientist journal from 2009-2013. The paper presents a numerical descriptive study of authorship patterns, geographical distribution, subject wise orientation, designation, affiliation and year-wise distribution of articles.
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540-550
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A Paper Review Of Literature On Personality Traits And Values Under Varying Social Impacts.
Vivek Rogers And Md. Ali Imam
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Life cell comes into the existence of world and modifies into living body which performs and contributes different functions of life from birth to last breath. Human life depends on the series of different activities influenced by different trials, trade and culture involved different approaches and ideas.
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551-557
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Errors Of Vocabulary In English Language Among The Students Of English At Upper Primary Level.
Meeta Kumawat And Dr. Shruti Tiwari
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India is one of those countries where English Language is a medium of communication especially at national and international level. In many countries of the world today, English language is the language of Commerce, Science and Technology, Education, Globalization, International Politics etc.
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558-582
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Importance Of Media In Social Movement: A Micro Study In Indian Perspective.
Jaya Kepchaki
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India is a biggest democratic country in the world. It has a character of diversity because all type of caste, creed, and religious people lived in this country. So in this type of characteristic the country faces different type of movements from pre-independence to after independence.
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583-587
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Insurance Industry And Its Financial Ratios.
Bhuvnesh Kumar
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Financial statements tell the financial health of a company, and people with finance background can make conclusionon firms' performance based on these financial statements. However, audience with almost any background canget a good understanding of company's performance, its performance relative to its peers or industry, simply by reviewing financial ratios of the company.
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588-592
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Leisure Time Television Viewing And Subjective Well-Being:A Study On Rural Women In Villupuram District Of Tamil Nadu.
Dr. Beulah Rachel Rajarathnamani
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Rural women watch television as an important leisure time activity. Television is considered to be one of the best ways of reducing stress and is an easy, routine activity for women living in the villages. Subjective well-being, reflects an individual's own judgement about the quality of his or her life.
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593-604
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Environmental Development And People's Participation In Gram Panchayat: A Case Study In West Bengal State.
Dr. Satyen Sarkar And Dr. Tapan Kumar Ghosh
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The present paper seeks to examine Environmental Development and People's Participation in Gram Panchayat in West Bengal. West Bengal is the first and the only major state to have had timely panchayat elections on a party basis regularly every five years since 1978. The extent of people's participation in the planning process is significantly less compared to those other states like Kerala.
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605-629
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Geo-Chemical Evaluation Of Heavy Metals In The Lakes Of South Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
M. Sri Rama Lakshmi Devi, Thulasi Mala, D. And Javaid Ahmad Tali
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The salient geochemical features of heavy metals in the lakewater and the seasonal variations were determined. Forty water samples were collected in the South Chennai lakes of TamilNadu, South India and the concentration of heavy metals were determined to characterize and evaluate the hydrogeochemical nature and water quality.
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630-642
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Mobility Of Capital, Health Sector And Walras' Law: A General Equilibrium Analysis.
Tonmoy Chatterjee And Nilendu Chatterjee
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: This paper has attempted to examine the consequences of a regime shift from the one of international immobility of health capital to the international mobility of health capital on the sizes of the different sectors of a small open developing in terms of a 3-sector general equilibrium model with a non-traded services sector (healthcare).
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643-657
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A Study On Textile And Fashion Sustainability.
Dr. Ankita Singh Rao
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Textile and fashion has created a fundamental link between societies. Textile and fashion both are standing as a parallel pillar with each other. Sustainability means to maintain at a certain rate or a level, it is also a part of design. Sustainability practices in textile and fashion as eco friendly, reusing, reduce, recycling, use non toxic dyes and printing materials which makes economic fair product for the society.
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658-663
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Socio - Economic And Environmental Impact Of Electricity Generation Using Gliricidia Sepium: A Case Of Silver Mills Power Plant In Mirigama.
P.D. Wijesekara And T.M.S.P.K. Thennakoon
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The study focused; to examine the socio economic impact to the cultivators and suppliers of the Gliricidia crop, to examine the environmental impacts of Gliricidia electricity generation process and to identify the problems faced by the cultivators, supplies and the management and to suggest the suitable solutions for the identified constrains and issues. Using the purposive sampling method, 25 farmers and 50 suppliers were selected considering the supply chains of the Gliricidia to the power plant located in Mirigama DSD.
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664-688
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Bioeconomics Of Pollination Services In Agriculture.
Dr.I.Sundar
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Pollinators are an element of crop associated biodiversity, and provide an essential ecosystem service to both natural and agricultural ecosystems. In the case of agricultural ecosystems, pollinators and pollination can be managed to maximize or improve crop quality and yield.
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689-710
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Methods And Techiniques Of Adaptation In Agriculture In The Context Of Climate Change.
Dr. I.Sundar
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According to World Meteorological Organization, climate change can adversely impact global environment, agricultural productivity and the quality of human life. More importantly in India, it is difficult for farmers to carry on farming in the increased temperatures and changing climate scenario.
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711-726
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The Influence Of Environment And Entrepreneurship Toward Farming Performance In Sleman Regency, Indonesia.
Ratna Dewi Mulyaningtiyas,Irham, Masyhuri And Any Suryantini
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Entrepreneurship was the ability to create and provide value-added products by applying an efficient way of working, through the courage to take risks, creativity and innovation and the ability of management to seek and discuss opportunities. The objectives of this research were to determine the effect of internal and external environment on the entrepreneurial spirit and its impact on performance in Sleman District.
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727-740
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Social Media Consumption And Social Engagement: A Study On PG Students Of Manipur.
Dr. RK Lilapati Devi
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In an age when social media is fast replacing TV, radio and print, media consumption scenario solely dwells on social media especially for the youths. Social media not only delivers news about friends but also the mainstream journalistic news from the apps one subscribes to. Besides this, its interactive platform facilitates social engagement activities among the adults.
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741-755
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A Case Study On The Use Of Inflibnet Open Access Services By The College Faculty.
Tinju Tom MLISc And Chikku Balachandran MLISc
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate the use of INFLIBNET open access services among college faculty for which the faculty of St Berchmans College, Changanassery, Kottayam is selected. Questionnaires were distributed among the faculty which comprised of the topics like use of the resources, frequency of use, purpose of use, reason for nonuse of the same, training, level of satisfaction, problems faced and suggestions of the users on the services.
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756-773
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Organization Of The Tax Audit As The Main Obstacle To Impose Financial Penalties.
?kramov Farkhod Artikbayevich
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This article is devoted to the consideration of issues related to the prevention of the cases of violating the tax legislation in our republic and their timely elimination. In addition, with the aim of preventing lacks in the tax accounting by introducing the tax audit in practice.
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774-781
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Problems Of Preparation Financial Statements Based On International Financial Reporting Standards In Commercial Banks.
Hotamov Komil Rabbimovich And Rakhimjonova Shoira Ilhomjonovna
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This article expresses opinions on the importance of the balance sheet, which is the main content of the financial report, in obtaining information about the bank. Opportunities for preparation of financial reports on the basis of international standards in commercial banks of the Republic are disclosed.
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782-788
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The Role Of Resource Taxes In Shaping Revenues Of The Republic Of Karakalpakstan.
Ajiniyaz Musagaliev
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Article is written about the role of resource taxes in the formation of budget revenues of the Republic of Karakalpakstan. In particular, investigated and analyzed the land tax paid by legal entities, taxes for the use of subsoil and water resources in local budget of the region.
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789-793
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Supervision System Over The State Budget.
Temirov Mukhammadali Hamidovich
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This article is devoted to the results of the research on the issues of budget oversight, public financial control which are an integral part of the control system. In addition, this article provides the methods used for implementing analysis in the process of the budget control.
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794-801
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Job And Salary Satisfaction Of Journalists In Telugu Press: A Survey Analysis In Andhra Pradesh.
Dr. J.Madhu Babu And J.Manjunath
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This study explores how to job and salary satisfaction of Journalists inTelugu Press inAndhra Pradesh.For this study, a survey was conducted on 100 journalists working at 9 general daily Newspapers in Krishna District (Rural) of Andhra Pradesh, India. The research results showed that, demographic profile of journalists,Qualification in Journalism, working position in the present organization, Job and salary satisfaction.
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802-817
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Youth Unemployment In India -Issues And Challenges.
Dr Suresha. K P
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As experienced by many developing countries, India will have a relatively large working-age population (aged between 15 and 59 years), as compared to its dependent population (aged 0-14 and 60+) over the next few decades. This has been termed by some analysts as the 'youth bulge'.
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818-826
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Green Technology: An Emerging Perspective For Sustainable Development.
Dr. Owais Ahmed
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Green Technology a recent breakthrough in the world of technology has changed the dynamics of business world by formulating new tenets of managing operations. Green technologies play an important role in the growth and development of a nation.
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827-837
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Scope Of New Media In Education Curriculum.
Ms. Debarati Dhar
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Today, in this cyber age people practically live an internet oriented life. It has entered almost all the spheres of human life including education. When one can depend on internet or more specifically ICT tools to take decisions right from small to bigger ones, then how education and its curriculum could be lagging behind.
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838-847
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A Comparative Study Of Socio-Economic Status And Personality Traits Of Secondary School Students Studying In Missionary And Non-Missionary Schools.
Vivek Rogers And Md. Ali Imam
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The present study is related with investigating the effect of Socio-Economic Status on Personality Traits of Missionary and Non-Missionary. Socio-Economic Status and type of school is independent variable and Personality trait is dependent variable. The population consists of all the students of missionary and non-missionary school of Lucknow City, Uttar Pradesh.
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848-861
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A Study Of Food Habits And Dietary Intake Of The Hill Korwa Tribe Of Sarguja District, Chhattisgarh.
Dr. Irshad Khan And Rashmi Rekha Dash
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Hill Korwa tribe is one of the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) of Chhattisgarh. The objective of the present study is to assess the food habits, alcohol consumption, tobacco use, food consumption pattern and dietary intake of Hill Korwas. A total of 307 families from Lundra, Batauli, and Sitapur blocks of Sarguja district were selected randomly for the sampling purpose and their head of households were interviewed for the data collection.
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862-874
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Swachh Bharat Mission In Rajasthan: An Analytical Study Of Dausa Constituency.
Dr. Sita Ram Bairwa
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Prime Minister, Narendra Modi revived Mahatma Gandhi’s clean India concept on 2nd October 2014 as 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan'- Clean India Campaign. The goal is to make India Open Defecation Free (ODF)on by the occasion of 150th birth anniversary ofGandhi ji 2019. It would be a befitting with us for cleanliness. If we are able to achieve this goal, In spite of being a highly spiritual nation, India tops the world in open defecation.
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875-887
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Challenges In Small Scale Industries In Kopargaon Industrial Estate, Dist- Ahmednagar (Maharashtra).
Dr. B. B. Nighot
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Small Scale Enterprises (SSE) constitutes an important and crucial segment of the industry sector. This sector accounts for 40 % of value added in the manufacturing sector and contributes nearly 35 % of the total direct exports. Small scale enterprises play economic, social and political role in employment creation, resources utilization and income generation.
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888-928
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Effect of Birth Order and Gender on Alienation Among Government and private Senior Secondary Students
Deepa Rani
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A sample of 100 students of Gurgaon district of Haryana state was selected randomly. The sample was administered through students Alienation Scale developed and standardized by Sharma. Mean, Standard Deviation (S.D), SED, t-test were used for analysis and interpretation of the data.
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A STUDY ON CUSTOMER SATISFICATION TOWARDS VARIOUS SOFTWARE PRODUCTS OFFERED BY JEMI CLUSTER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHENNAI
DR. VEERAMANI. G, DR. M SENTHILAbstract:
This study On Study on Customer Satisfaction Level towards Various Products Offered by Jemi Cluster, Chennai” aims at the understanding customer satisfaction of the product and Jemi Cluster services and analyzes the customer coverage area of that product.Primary data were collected with the help of the structured questionnaire from the existing customers of this concern. The sample size considered for the study was 100 where Jemi Cluster. The tools for the analysis include Frequency analysis, Data reduction analysis, Cross tabulation, Chi-square test, weighted average analysis. And dependent on reasonable price and product advantage and after sales services is concern price. Download full Length Paper...... | 939-950 |
Paper in Hindi
Dr. Bablu Sharma
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951-957
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Investigating vitality of Education in Gender Empowerment: With reference to Central Himalayas
Dr. Kamruddin
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Education in its general sense is a form of learning in which knowledge, skills, and habits of a group of people are transferred from one generation to the next through teaching, training, research, or simply through auto didacticism. (Dewey, 1914)1Generally, it occurs through any experience that has a formative effect on the way one thinks, feels, or acts. Etymologically, the word "education" is derived from the Latin educatio (?Abreeding, abringingup, arearing") fromeduco (?Ieducate,Itrain?) which is related to the homonymeduco(?Ileadforth, Itakeout; Iraiseup, Ierect?)frome-(?from,outof?)andduco(?Ilead,Iconduct?).Arightto education has been created and recognized by some jurisdictions: Since 1952, Article 2 of the first Protocol to the European Convention on HumanRights obliges all signatory parties to guarantee the right to education. It does not however guarantee any particular level of education of any particular quality. At the global level, the United Nations'InternationalCovenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of 1966 guarantees this right under its Article13.
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957-969
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Paper in Hindi
Dr Pitambhar Mishr
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970-977
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Paper in Hindi
Chaturbhuj Yadav
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978-985
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E-Commerce Development Laws/PoliciesinUnited States America and India
Suresh Kumar, Sunil Kumar
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E-commerce refers to the paperless exchange of business information. E-commerce supports
conduct traditional commerce through new methods of transferring and processing facts, since it is
information which is at the soul of any commercial movement. This article has been discussed through
heading like introduction, E-Commerce Development Laws and policies in USA, India and Conclusion
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986-998
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The Importance of Music as a foundation of Mental Peace
Dr. Sandhya Arora
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Shakespeare once wrote: "If music be the food of love, play on..." Profound words, true,
but he failed to mention that music is not just nourishment for the heart, but also for the soul.
Music surrounds our lives, we hear it on the radio, on television, from our car and home
stereos. We come across it in the mellifluous tunes of a classical concert or in the devotional
strains of a bhajan, the wedding band, or the reaper in the fields breaking into song to express the
joy of life. Even warbling in the bathroom gives us a happy start to the day.
Music can delight all the senses and inspire every fiber of our being. Music has the power
to soothe and relax, bring us comfort and embracing joy! Music subtly bypasses the intellectual
stimulus in the brain and moves directly to our subconscious There is music for every mood and
for every occasion.
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999-1006
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TEMPORAL UTILIZATION OF LAND RESOURCES AND THEIR
MAPPING IN ELLENABAD BLOCK OF SIRSA DISTRICT USING
REMOTE SENSING & GIS TECHNIQUES
Dr. J. S. Duhan, Mukesh Kumar
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The pressures on the natural resources have tremendously increased over years by
man’s greed for commercialization and livelihood of local people. Devoid of regeneration,
population and wide scale tree felling depleted the natural re-sources to a level, which posed
a problem for the very sustenance of man. Therefore, it is imperative to understand the
consequences of manmade initiatives and to devise proper strategies to counteract these
detrimental effects to keep a balance of the environment, ecology, green cover, and human
livelihood. Since time immemorial Environment and Development are going together as two
wheels of cart. The monitoring of resource and temporal utilization through the multitemporal IRS-P6 AWiFS satellite data provides detailed information about the land use land
cover changes. This paper explores the temporal composition of the main Land-use/Landcover (LULC) categories, examines the spatial configuration of the categories, and derives
the probabilities of transitions in the Ellenabad block of Sirsa district, Haryana.
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1007-1022
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Indian National Congress andIts impacts on Bihar
Dr. Sunil Kumar Paswan
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The growing of political consciousness among the Indians was marked by the birth of the Indian
National Congress in 1885.
Bihar, the ancient land of Buddha and Mahavir has witnessed golden period of Indian history. It
is the same land where the seeds of the first republic were sown and which cultivated the first crop of
democracy. Such fertile is the soil that has given birth to in numerous intellectuals which spread the
light of knowledge and wisdom not only in the country but in the whole world. The state has its capital
at Patna, which is situated on the bank of the holy river Ganga. The state as it is today has been shaped
from its partition form the province of Bengal and most recently called as Jharkhand.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Sudhanshu Kumar
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1023-1025
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The Role of Television in Cultivating the Values of Pluralism and Cultural Diversity
Dr Swati Singh
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The term ‘media pluralism’ is regularly used in critiques of media and in arguments for public
intervention in media markets. It is employed so loosely, however, that it allows varied
interpretations to be attached, and this makes it highly makes it highly challenging to turn general
support it highly challenging to turn general support for the concept into specific policies. Much
of the lack of clarity is the consequence of indefiniteness of the term and because it is used as a
proxy for more involved concepts.The term is derived from ‘plural’, an indistinct quantitative
concepts indicating the existence of more than a single thing, and plurality to be used in various
ways when applied to media. For some it means a plurality of media outlets. This is indicated by
having multiple types of media and multiple units of each media, and the existence of print,
broadcast, satellite, and internet content providers can also represent pluralism means plurality in
ownership, that is a range of owners and different types of ownership.
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Poet David Herbert Lawrence : A Philosophical Appreciation of the Reality
Dr. Rajiv Ranjan
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overall trajectory of Lawrence’s experimentation with the initiatory
pattern strangely mirrors the structure of The Rainbow: just as successive
Brangwen generations progressively lose connection with their sources of
vitality and integration, so too does Lawrence gradually lose contact with his
own most creative—energetic, positive, and inventive—resources. It is as if in
portraying the decline of the Brangwen generations, he prophesied his own
physical, emotional, and artistic decline. The result is that The Rainbow is the
most effective embodiment of the transformative pattern, and The Plumed
Serpent the least effective. Lady Chatterley’s Lover can be considered a final
rallying of resources before the ultimate fall into death.
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1035-1037
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India–Pakistan Relations: Study Analysis
SUMAN KUMAR
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Since achieving independence in 1947, the relations between India and Pakistan have been such
that the talks of trade, cooperation and peace have often taken place parallel to the threats of war.
They have fought four wars and on more than one occasion mobilised their militaries with a
credible threat of war. Since the early 1990s, the insurgency in Kashmir and terrorist incidents in
other parts of India have affected bilateral relations in a profound way. Serious terrorist attacks
in India causing huge loss of life, such as the Mumbai bombings in 2005 and Mumbai attacks in
2008, have often led to the loss of public support for dialogue with Pakistan
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INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME : THE CONTEXT OF THE STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHAMPARAN WEST
Dr. Bablu Kumar
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1046-1055
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मारवाड़ राज्य के प्रमुख लोक देवी-देवताओं का अध्ययन: श्री गोगाजी और तेजाजी के विशेष सन्दर्भ में
नवीन कुमारी
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1056-1060
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EFFECT OF AEROBIC ENDURANCE TRAINING PROGRAMME ON SELECTED CARDIOVASCULAR AND SYSTOLIC DIASTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE
MANJU DALAL1,PRAMOD DALAL2
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1061-1078
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CHALLENGES IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PRACTICES AND REPORTING
DR ANJALI BHATNAGAR AND DR ANJALI ARORA
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1079-1093
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The Northeastern States in India’s Act East Policy: A Critical Review
Hm.Izhar Alam
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The article examines the existing ground realities and vigorously analyses the Northeast‟s importancein the Act East Policy.
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1094-1113
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MAINTENANCE RIGHT OFMUSLIM WIFE: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS
HARJOT KAUR
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Under Muslim law, the right of a wife to be maintained by her husband is unlimited. A Muslim husband is bound to preservehis wife for an
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1104-1114
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China as afollower of Developmental State: Reexamining the role of state.By
Nidhi Lakhotra
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The Developmental State has been acclaimed widely as themostnoted factor behind the expeditious and inexplicable economic development of
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1115-1123
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Thematic construction of Betrayal and Self Betrayal in the Queen of Kittur: a critical
study.
Harish HR.
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1124-1130
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SPATIAL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR QUALITY EDUCATION IN UTTAR
PRADESH
Seema Sahdev
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The decisionDecision support system is , a query-based system, which that uses a variety of
information for decision making,meant tothus,
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1131-1143
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Impact of the disturbed situations on the transhumance and cultural activities of the
Gujjar and Bakarwal tribes in Jammu and Kashmir
Dr. Mohd. Tufail
Abstract:
For centuries, poets and travellers from around the globe termed Kashmir as a paradise on
earth. According to Mughal Emperor Jehangir “Gar firdaus bar rue zamin ast, hami asto,
hamin asto, hamin ast”, means if there is a heaven on earth, it is here, it is here.
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1144-1158
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Role of Politics in Human life –Through the Autobiographical
Novels of Herta Muller
Neha Jain
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The bitter defeat of Germany in the World War1 and the humiliating Treaty of Versailles
gave rise to an indigenous and extreme form of fascism in Germany called Nazism which
resulted in one of the worst genocide in the history of mankind, known as The Holocaust,
taking as much as 11 million lives .
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1159-1164
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HRD Practices for Sustainable Growth in Indian Industry
Anuradha
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Human resource is considered as the spine of any economic enterprise. Human resource is a
source to accomplishsuperiority over competitor because of its capability to transform the
other resources (money, machine, methods and material) into output.Human resource
development is an activity anxious with developing the skill, knowledge and competence of
people
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1165-1171
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Challenges in Knowledge Management in Libraries
Dr. Vijaykumar
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Due to rapidly changing information and communication technology (ICT), library science
has been incessantly evolving
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AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON JOB SATISFACTION OF COLLEGE
TEACHERS WORKING IN UTTAR PRADESH STATE UNIVERSITY
Dr. B. K. Gupta
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In recent years, studies have been carried out to measure the job satisfaction of
employees from different walks of life, through the relationship between satisfaction with job
and performance in the job
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1181-1192
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The Creative Genius of Guru Gobind Singh Ji
Dr. Kuldeep Kaur Pahwa
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1193-1198
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Dr. Sangeeta Gorang
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1199-1205
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महहला सशहिकरण और लैंहिक समानता
डॉ0 के शरी नन्दन हमश्रा
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1206-1211
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Academic Achievement of Groups Formed Based on Creativity and Intelligence
Dr. Amandeep Kaur Dhaliwal
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In order “to understand the nature of these linkages throughout the intelligence continuum in 100
students of 10th Class of Government schools of Firozpur Punjab School Education Board and 100
students of 5
th classPrivate schools Firozpur ICSE Board.
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TO STUDY THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF ADOLESCENTS THEIR SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS
Dr.Anoop Kumar
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1219-1227
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Global and Local Branding of Products:
A Study of Customer Perception towards Branded Products
SMRITI NAYYAR
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1228-1251
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काकोयी के एक प्रससद्ध शामय, इतिहासकाय औय रेखक: भ शॊ ी भोहम्भद पै ज़ फख्श काकोयवी :
डॉक्टय ज न्नूयैन हैदय अल्वी,डॉक्टय आसभय ह सैन ससद्दीकी
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1253-1259
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शब्दार्थसम्बन्धविचारः
डॉ कैलासचन्द्रदाशः
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1260-1264
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Effect Of Mental Health on Academic Performance of School
Students: An Analytical Study
Dr. Sudesh Malik
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Mental health problems are a potentially essential but little-examined factor in explaining how
human capital develops in college.
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1265-1274
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A study of the study of the factors that influence the buying behaviour of consumers who
buy groceries using online applications and websites in Pune City
Dr. Kulkarni Vinod Ramakant
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This is a study of the factors that influence the buying behaviour of consumers who buy
groceries using online applications and websites in Pune City.
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Paper in Hindi
Dr. Hanuman Prasad Meena
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1286-1293
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RESSURECTION OF PARADISE: AN ECOFEMINIST
READING OF GIFT IN GREEN
Dr. R. Anitha
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Gift in Green is a novel by Sarah Joseph which she wrote in Malayalam titled Aathi. It has been
translated by Rev. Dr Valson Thambu.
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1295-1303
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CONTEMPORARY MOVEMENT OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN INDIA: ISSUES AND PREVENTIONS
Mrs. Sonali J Gaikwad
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The existing pattern of juvenile delinquency in India presents a dynamic challenge to the socio-
legal institutions and the society as a whole in general.
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A STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF LEAD BANK FINANCE TO SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES INDIA:A STUDY
Polepalli Veena
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1313-1323
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Status of Jain Women in Family, Outside and Society in Karnataka
Prathibha Parshwanath
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The socio- economic status of women is an important indicator to measure the development of either community or nation.
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1324-1330
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The Effects of Technological Innovation on the Banking Sector (2016-2017)
Kavita Silwal
Abstract:
The banking sector experienced a paradigm shift during 2016-2017, driven by advancements in technology. Innovations such as mobile banking, blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and digital payment systems revolutionized traditional banking practices, enhancing operational efficiency, customer engagement, and security.
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Digitalization in Banking Sector in India: An Overview
Kavita Silwal
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The digitalization of the banking sector in India from 2015 to 2018 marks a transformative period
driven by technological advancements, government initiatives, and changing consumer behavior.
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